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Originally Posted by Mistress
Sounds like a question for CMAC...
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Wheww!! I got here as quick as I could. Just as soon as I saw the bat-light shining on the sky.
One of the adavantages of having the trap above the floor, just under the sink, is that you'll need to clean it out now and then. Not sure a bidet would accumumlate the kind of gnarly gunk that a sink does. In a sink, there's always hair to act as a binder to catch all kinds of er, uh, stuff. (Number 2 rule of the plumber's union: don't chew your fingernails)
Then again, cleaning a trap under a floor is not impossible -- one of those hand powered little snakes would probably do it.
A lot of the pedestal sinks have a column of sorts that it stands on, with a channel in the back of the column. If it extends all the way to the floor, seems like you could hook up to the exisiting drain. I can understand not wanting to dig into the parquet floor.
I've always wanted a bidet myself.